they used to have an on-call maintenance person that could unlock your apartment, but then a couple of years ago the leasing office that ran three buildings got bought by a bigger property management company that runs thousands

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    “I allow needy people to have food. I’m not like one of those greedy people who stand between good people and their needs. Just your humble, reasonable person who does the same.”

    It’s so tiresome.

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      Do you also expect grocery stores to give food out for free too? It cost the shop owner time and money to provide that service. Or do you feel entitled for all services and stuff others spent time acquiring?

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          So you call me a leech and you expect grocery stores to give you free food. What contribution did you bring to deserve that food?

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        What service? The opportunity to pay you? To cover your mortgage and tax? You’re paywalling a human right and saying you’re one of the good ones.

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          So let me get this straight. When/if you go on vacation and need to temporarily live near the place you’re visiting, you expect that place you’re staying to let you live there for free? Do hotels have to pay mortgages and taxes too?